PORTRAITS D’ARCHITECTES : Pierre Marnotte (1797-1882)

A student of Bernard Poyet and Achille Leclère in Paris, Pierre Marnotte worked in Marseille and Lyon before becoming the architect for the city of Besançon (1823 - 1836). He remained in this city until his death in 1882. He distinguished himself brilliantly in the realization of various constructions, churches, town halls, halls in the whole of Franche-Comté in an eclectic style in accordance with the tendency of the 19th century. His passion for Gallo-Roman archaeology and medieval history enabled him to restore the triumphal arch of Bisontin.

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3 pm: Saturday 13 April

Saturday 04/13-from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm

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